Indiana Supreme Court Upholds Alerding's Valuation of Convicted Sex Offender's Construction Company; Trial Court's Discretion to Set Valuation Date Allocates Risk of Radical Change in Asset's Value
We reported ( 1/96, pp. 8-9) that the court of Appeals of Indiana overturned the $328,000 value of Quillen Construction, Inc. opined by the wife's expert, R. James Alerding , because the ...
Court upholds initial value of sex offender's company
In our January 1996 issue (p. 8) we reported that the Indiana Court of Appeals reversed the $328,000 valuation of Quillen Construction Inc., as concluded by the trial court based on expert ...
More Cases ... Bankruptcy Expert Fees: UDC Homes
The court ruled that reimbursement of expenses in Chapter 11 cases can be based upon a restructuring fee concept, such as compensation on the basis of a percentage of certain financial benchmarks relating to the resulting transaction.
In re UDC Homes
At issue is the approval of compensation and reimbursement of expenses.
Moran v. Moran
Issue was the value of closely held shares in a construction company.
Quillen v. Quillen (II)
At issue is the valuation of couple's construction business.
Criminal Charges Not a Factor in Setting Valuation Date
The Indiana Supreme Court reversed the appellate court and upheld the lower court's decision to set the valuation date as the date of separation. The business substantially decreased in value after that date due to the husband-owner's incarceration for s ...
Arrest for Sex Offenses Affects Business Value
At issue is the value of the couple's residential construction company, operated primarily by husband. R. James Alerding , a CPA with experience in valuing businesses testified on behalf of wife t ...
Quillen v. Quillen (I)
At issue is the division of the marital property and the valuation of the couple's construction business.
Wilford v. Wilford
One issue in this case was the valuation of a general contracting business.